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[Islandtrader]

Originally Posted by pelican

let me add something...

water in the bilge,sea water,boat's covered - heat builds up quickly...water evaporates,yes ?
salt is left behind,salt wicks moisture - it has a corroding effect and a prying effect

moisture rises too...

covered rack storage - bad environment ! corrosion city !!


enclosed motor area - like an I/O set up - gets pretty hot in there huh ?

get what i'm saying ?

All good points...normally when I am done boating for the day the boat gets a good rinse,motor flushed and the bilge drained...then i try to leave the cover open until the motor cools down. Now I will have to add the spray to my list

[Terry England]

Originally Posted by Islandtrader

All good points... Now I will have to add the spray to my list

Ter #1, Señor Pelicano is right. Hold out and get the Lear Research "Corrosion Block" - it is the best. It is a little hard to find but worth the search. It comes in a cool rustproof aluminum can, like a little fire extinguisher. The problem is it only costs $4.00 less than the fire extinguisher, but it's still worth it.

Ter#3